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Vibe on MSNJAY-Z Shuts Down Paternity Claims, Calls Rymir Satterthwaite’s Allegations “Fabricated”In newly filed court documents obtained by Us Weekly, JAY-Z is asking a federal judge to step in and shut down a lawsuit ...
Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, has fired back at Rymir Satterthwaite, who recently filed a lawsuit against the rapper, claiming to be his alleged son.
Jay-Z asked a federal judge to intervene in the lawsuit brought by a man who claims he is the secret son of the hip-hop mogul ...
The musician, who is married to pop star Beyonce, has alleged Rymir Satterthwaite made "fabricated allegations" and asked a ...
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Jay-Z fires back at man claiming to be his secret sonThe musician, who is married to pop star Beyonce, has alleged Rymir Satterthwaite made "fabricated allegations" and asked a federal judge to intervene. According to court documents obtained by Us ...
A post claiming that Beyoncé has welcomed her alleged step-son, Rymir Satterthwaite, into her family recently circulated on ...
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The “Empire State of Mind” rapper (named Shawn Carter) slammed a recent federal lawsuit by Rymir Satterthwaite and his ...
The '4:44' rapper has found himself at the center of another shocking federal lawsuit which stems from a decades long ...
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Jay-Z Breaks Silence on Long-Running 'Secret Son' Allegations 'This Is Nothing More Than Harassment'Jay-Z has filed a federal lawsuit in response to the paternity suit filed previously by Rymir Satterthwaite, a 32-year-old New Jersey resident who believes that he's the son of the hip-hop mogul.
Nicki Minaj and 50 Cent are making headlines after they publicly commented on the paternity lawsuit involving Jay-Z and Rymir Satterthwaite pertaining to the rapper’s paternity lawsuit.
Jay-Z responded to a paternity lawsuit from Rymir Satterthwaite by calling the claims false and asking a federal court to shut him down.
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